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Josephine died from diabetes.

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Note N4042 Index

In his younger years, Frank worked with his father in the quarries. Later, he opened an automobile repair business on Route 219, north of West Paris. They celbrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on 23 April 2005.

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Note N4046 Index

Jonathan was killed in a motorcycle accident.

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Note N4049 Index

Henry's occupation was as a teamster (a driver of teams of oxen or horses). He was also a fireman for the City of Boston. In 1900, they were living at 38 Monument Square, Charlestown.

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Note N4051 Index

Henry was a farmer. In 1900, he was working as a watchman. In 1920 and 1930, he was working in a Machine Shop in Windham, Connecticut.

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From 1929-1943, Ada was housekeeper for Phi Mu Delta fraternity at the University of Maine in Orono.

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Note N4053 Index

In 1920, Merton and Vena (listed in the 1920 Census as Merton and Vena Scrivener) were living in Winchester, Massachusetts (a town a few miles northwest of Boston and near Lexington). He was a clerk at a lumberyard. By 1930, he'd become the superintendent of the lumberyard. Merton served as a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II, serving in the Philippines and China. He and Vena had no children.

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Note N4054 Index

Samuel was a farmer, merchant and the Postmaster in North Paris, Maine.

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Note N4058 Index

Harry was a clerk in a grocery store in South Paris, Maine.

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Note N4059 Index

Arthur was a farmer in Otisfield.

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Note N4060 Index

In her younger years, Erma cared for her mother after her father died. She also worked at Overlook Farm in Casco as kitchen and house help. In later years, after Cluade died, her health declined. She moved into the Market Square Health Care Center in 1978, and remained there until her death.

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Note N4066 Index

Jason was a Supertintendent in a corn factory (where corn was processed and canned) in Lewiston. He and Edith had no children.

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Note N4071 Index

Nellie was a teacher. She graduated from Bridgton Academy, then taught school in Harrison, Otisfield, Waterford, Raymond and Hiram.

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Note N4072 Index

Gardner was a manufacturer and dealer in lumber. He died after suffering a stroke.

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Note N4073 Index

After working with brother Jesse at Scribners Mills and in the failed Florida enterprise, Bourdon settled at East Hiram and operated the mills there. He died after being struck by an automobile while walking to the Post Office on the evening of 1 October 1941. Royce Rankin, the driver who struck him, apparently was blinded by the lights of an oncoming vehicle and struck Bourdon, who died the next day at a Portland hospital.